Recently Sold Homes in Texas, TX

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

Home office with French doors set at entry with 12-foot ceiling. Coffered extended entry leads to open family room, kitchen and dining area. Family room features wall of windows. Kitchen features corner walk-in pantry and generous island with built-in seating space. Primary bedroom highlights 12-foot ceiling and wall of windows. Double doors lead to primary bath with dual vanities, a garden tub and separate glass-enclosed shower with separate walk-in closets. A guest suite with private bath adds to this one-story design. Covered backyard patio. Mud room off two-car garage.

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

NEW CONSTRUCTION IN LUMBERTON! Check out this new build with 1,892 sq ft, come enjoy this newly developed neighborhood by DLSD Homes. This home features the Varner A II Plan with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and well configured floor plan. Upgrades on this home include stainless gas range, dishwasher and microwave. The kitchen has an upgraded matte black faucet, island, granite countertops! Interior has wood look ceramic tile floors & carpet in bedrooms. There are many more great features to this home, so reach out today for more info!

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

NEW CONSTRUCTION IN LONGLEAF SUBDIVISION! The KENNINGTON B III PLAN has an open floor plan with 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Upgrades added in this home include stainless appliances with a gas range, undermount cabinet lighting, wood plank tile flooring in all wet areas, primary suite + living room. Plan features include kitchen island & walk-in pantry, custom backsplash, and more! Energy Efficient Features: a tankless gas water heater, a kitchen appliance package, low E tilt-in windows and more!

Recently Sold Home in Texas, TX:

Nestled deep in the heart of the Texas Hill Country lies this breathtaking 40+/-acre ranch that has been cherished by the same family for over half a century. The landscape is nothing short of spectacular. Gently rolling hills give way to wide open pastures, shaded groves, and sweeping views in every direction. The land is ideally suited for both cattle ranching and recreational hunting, and boasts some of the Hill Country’s most captivating natural features. Native hardwoods including majestic Oaks, Pecans, Cedar Elms, and towering Cypress trees frame the landscape, while strong native grasses support both livestock and thriving wildlife populations. Expect to see white-tailed deer,